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This is my first proton pack i've constructed. The entire proton pack was made from foam, hot glue, card board, pvc piping, fiberglass and other materials. Besides that it took me four weeks to build. I was making this pack for two reasons, the first one i've always been a major Ghostbusters fan eve

6/20/2009

This is my first pack and went into it a bit clueless to be honest, I had planned to make a proton pack for a fancy dress party but had no idea there was such a community with help and support. I don't have access to a woodshop or any tools apart from basic home power tools. I also live in the UK an

6/22/2009

My first proton pack. Fiberglass shell with a plywood motherboard. Electronics inside the pack for the cyclotron and the power cell. Cyclotron lights do cycle. But I did not learn how to make the power cell cycle when it was built. Due to breakage of the details at the front of the barrel, the origi

10/6/2009

Custom made Proton Pack. I had 3 months to build it before Halloween, but most of my time was spent taking care of my newborn son. So I had purchased the shell and matty collector wand. I didn't have time or money to order/custom make parts to match the screen version. My Brother owns a Battery Back

11/4/2014

This is my second scratch build pack. After making my first one i had a better understanding about how to go about it, so i will be paying a little bit more attention to detail. As of right now it a work in progress. So far i am pleased with how its coming. I painted most of the parts, i have not pu

11/20/2008

So here's my custom proton pack it's a bit of everything honestly. At first I wanted a TVG styled pack but after seeing some of the other packs and seeing that they all had unique aspects of which I liked i decided "hey? Why don't I just make my own hybrid? I see people do it all the time and the wh

7/18/2026

Quick note: The pictures go from oldest version of the build, to the newest. Just an FYI. This is going to be my third time I have visited this pack. The old girl just does not know when to die. (See what I did there?) I do not feel like writing a novel here, but I will try to offer some insight on

2/27/2009

4-23-08 - Update! I just sprayed the gun body it's first coat of black satin this morning. I'll let it cure in the basement for nine days before I'll top coat it with satin lacquer. After the lacquer, I need to wait another two days before I'll let my dad install all of the various boards and wires

10/15/2007

I made the labels based on the measurements taken from the reference I had and the references on this great site. They were made to fit my pack specifically, sense mine is a mixture of Norms, Stefans and my own plans. I also weathered them to match the hero pack. These were printed from a commercial

10/15/2002

Hello, all! This is my slime blower, Sebastian. First off, a little history on the build: Back in 2009, when I first found this site, and first found myself immersed in this fandom, I found myself wanting to build props, like so many of you did so well back then. I never hoped to be able to build an

1/25/2014

This was my first proton pack and first attempt at prop building. I know its not the best pack out there and I took a few shortcuts and made some mistakes. Overall im surprised with how good i think it looks. Its got a Studio Creations shell, MMM motherboard and gun kit. Resin bumper, PPD, Ion Arm,

1/7/2012

Plans from Stefan's Plans... Alice Frame GB II from Ebay. Alice Frame GB I from gbfans. Cliplites, Orange and White Hat lights and socks, Crank Knob, Heatsink, Knobs, Gun Track, Disks Tubing, Banjo and Straight replica Fitting, Clear Tube, GB1 Ribbon cable, Hold Down and Clamp from gbfans. Transluci

12/13/2014

I don't have time to describe in complete detail everything about this piece, but I'll give you the basics. The cyclotron is from Huegel Props. The spacer is scratch built styrene from Stefan's plans. I don't like the vaccuum formed "soft" look that so many packs have, so I made this as a crisp as p

3/11/2005

I originally found this great site in September 2006 when i decided to go to a fancy dress party as a Ghostbuster. Using Stefans plans I began creating the parts using my workshop at school where I teach Technology. The original pack is created using mainly MDF and plastic. It is completely scratch

10/7/2007

This first pack is a real trip through memory lane. I remember two weeks before Halloween, I wanted to change costume ideas since everyone and their mother was going to be a Jedi (Halloween after Episode I release). Scouring the net I found Paranorman's 1995 plans... which made the project seem amaz

3/29/2002

And here we have a new piece of experimental equipment: the DHMO Pack Mark I. DHMO, in case you're wondering, stands for "dihydrogen monoxide." Think about that one for a sec. What this really is: a costume for a hydration backpack. Long story short, I will be running a 10K with a costume contest th

3/9/2010

[img] http://img126.imageshack.us/img126/7815/planethollywoodlogo1lb8.jpg[/img ] Fullers Earth is a very fine natural clay powder that the movie industry uses to create dusty and aged environments on sets, costumes and props. I used it on my proton pack to give it that dusty "Planet Hollywood" look.

6/8/2008

This is my first proton pack build. I will add pictures of how I built it over time. Thanks to everyone on GBFans for helping to make this childhood dream a reality!

9/21/2010

My proton pack. Not finished yet, but getting close. I'm trying to figure out how I want to make the bumper.

12/27/2011

Here is my first Proton Pack! Due to time (Comic Con here I come!) and money constraints I won't be able to make it as detailed as I'd prefer (but there is always next time!). The shell comes from Jeff over at Studio Creations. The rest is various odds and ends made from PVC and wood. The bumper is

7/14/2009